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March 19, 2008. I recently published a life-hacker style post. About my toothbrushing routine on another blog. I decided it would help to have an illustration, and figured, I’m a photographer, I should be able to provide just what I need. I visualized what I wanted in my mind, and then thought about how to achieve that image. I decided a shot of me, toothbrush in hand, mouth full of toothpaste, grimacing into the bathroom mirror would be just the shot. Posted by Mark in: Canon. August 12, 2006. This trai...

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March 19, 2008. I recently published a life-hacker style post. About my toothbrushing routine on another blog. I decided it would help to have an illustration, and figured, I’m a photographer, I should be able to provide just what I need. I visualized what I wanted in my mind, and then thought about how to achieve that image. I decided a shot of me, toothbrush in hand, mouth full of toothpaste, grimacing into the bathroom mirror would be just the shot. Posted by Mark in: Canon. March 08, 2006.

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Low End DSLR: November 2006 Archives

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November 16, 2006. No (or at least fewer) excuses. Nikon today announced the D40. I’m not so sure that “ the end is neer. 8221; but it will be interesting to see how well this sells once it becomes available in December. More thoughts on the Nikon D40 from around the web:. Phil Askey’s thorough hands-on preview. New York Times: A Digital S.L.R. That Gives Hints on What an F-Stop Means. MacWorld: Nikon D40 DSLR costs $599. Derrick Story: Nikon D40 - DSLR for the Masses? Posted by Mark in: Equipment.

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Low End DSLR: Digital Rebel/XT Archives

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August 12, 2006. A close up of the yellow flowers from the previous entry. We typically get wildflowers in the spring in the desert. The beauty of the display depends upon how much winter rain we receive. The rains this summer have brought out a beautiful display of these Arizona Poppies. You can even see them covering the side of mountains with their brilliant yellow petals. Posted by Mark in: 300d/350d. August 11, 2006. Posted by Mark in: 300d/350d. August 10, 2006. Posted by Mark in: 300d/350d. The Ge...

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Low End DSLR: March 2008 Archives

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March 20, 2008. One of the key reasons for owning a DSLR is the ability to change lenses to suit a particular subject. There are zoom lenses and prime lenses. And there are wide angles, normals, and telephotos. And there are specialty lenses like macros and tilt/shift lenses. Is considered by many to be the ultimate portrait lens, but costing nearly $1,800 it is a subject for another site to cover. The $300 f1.4. And the $90 f1.8. Enter Sigma. They appear to have recognized this particular need and r...

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Low End DSLR: Photoshop Archives

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March 19, 2008. I recently published a life-hacker style post. About my toothbrushing routine on another blog. I decided it would help to have an illustration, and figured, I’m a photographer, I should be able to provide just what I need. I visualized what I wanted in my mind, and then thought about how to achieve that image. I decided a shot of me, toothbrush in hand, mouth full of toothpaste, grimacing into the bathroom mirror would be just the shot. Posted by Mark in: Canon. Photo a Day Challenge.

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Low End DSLR: August 2006 Archives

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August 12, 2006. A close up of the yellow flowers from the previous entry. We typically get wildflowers in the spring in the desert. The beauty of the display depends upon how much winter rain we receive. The rains this summer have brought out a beautiful display of these Arizona Poppies. You can even see them covering the side of mountains with their brilliant yellow petals. Posted by Mark in: 300d/350d. August 11, 2006. Posted by Mark in: 300d/350d. August 10, 2006. Posted by Mark in: 300d/350d. The Ge...

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Low End DSLR: Site Archives

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March 18, 2008. Time to update the list of photography blogs that reside in my newsreader:. No longer anonymous, Rob Haggart, former Director of Photography for Men’s Journal and Outside Magazine, blogs about the business of being a photo editor. Annual Report Photographer David Tejada “The f-Stops Here”. Dave often posts helpful tutorial style videos about his photo shoots, many in the Strobist style (see below). Ben Long’s blog with a mix of reviews and tutorials covering equipment and software. Washin...

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Low End DSLR: Tutorials Archives

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April 04, 2008. Classifying lenses: the telephoto lens. This is part of an ongoing series of short articles about lenses and how they are used on Digital SLR cameras. The series currently contains the following articles:. These lenses have focal lengths that are longer than normal. Wildlife and sports photographers favor the longer versions of these lenses (200mm and up) as they allow you to get in close to the subject while still shooting from a distance. Posted by Mark in: Equipment. April 03, 2008.